Transforming Like No Other
From state-of-the-art living and learning spaces to improved safety measures and vibrant campus enhancements, Tulane's commitment to growth and progress is evident.
Inspired Campus Living
Tulane University is ushering in a new era of student living and learning with the opening of the River and Lake Residence Halls. These seven-story structures, located on the Uptown campus, feature a blend of suite-style rooms, academic spaces, and communal areas open to the entire Tulane community. The addition of River and Lake marks the first phase of The Village, the university's largest-ever capital investment, offering multi-function spaces designed to stimulate intellectual curiosity, creativity, and personal growth among students, further elevating the student experience.
Making a Splash
This fall, our swimming and diving team will compete in the newly renovated Reily Center Natatorium after a nearly $13 million, three-year renovation project was successfully completed. The revitalized facility, complete with increased diving depth, new equipment, improved accessibility, and state-of-the-art pool surfacing, received an enthusiastic reception. This renovation marks a significant milestone in Tulane's ongoing campus enhancements, reflecting its commitment to providing students with top-notch amenities and resources.
Extraordinary Together
Tulane and LCMC Health have partnered to create a nationally recognized academic medical center, improve patient access and quality of care, and drive innovation in treatment and technology. This partnership will strengthen the relationship between LCMC Health and Tulane, expanding opportunities to train the next generation of physicians, nurses and scientists while accelerating the journey to make Louisiana a destination for healthcare.
Enhancing Downtown
A $5 million gift is set to transform Tulane's downtown campus, thanks to longtime Tulane donor and board chair Carol Lavin Bernick. The Carol Lavin Bernick Downtown Investment Fund for campus enhancements will bring major landscaping and streetscaping upgrades to the heart of New Orleans’ BioDistrict and commercial corridor encouraging collaboration, socializing and community. These improvements will set the scene for Tulane's historic redevelopment of the iconic Charity Hospital building, which will revitalize this pivotal area and positively impact the many New Orleanians who live and work downtown. Tulane is investing $600 million to accommodate a planned 600 researchers.
